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That's weird. Just last week I went on a massive nostalgia trip with the soundtrack for Advent Rising, which was composed by none other than Tommy Tallarico. I wasn't aware of anything else he'd done, but his work on that game alone was enough to convince me that he's a genius. I'd recommend this track. Or this one. Hell, just listen to the whole thing. It's exactly as you describe the soundtrack for this Terminator game: music that tells a story. (Unfortunately, Advent Rising itself is a mess of a game, but the amazing music goes a long way in giving it redeeming value.)

I really, really liked this review, mainly for that unexpected but powerful angle you took at the end. I doubt I'll ever give this game a try (I'm not much of a retro guy), but thanks for the music recs and the engaging read!

You exist because we allow it. And you will end because we demand it.

Yeah, Suskie, the tracks in the Sega Terminator are really effin' good!

For a moment I thought this was a review of the NES Terminator and I was feeling obligated to burn it with acid fire, but then I realized you were talking, quite intelligently and compellingly, about what is probably the only good Terminator game on the market.

Which is kinda insane, that we haven't seen a remake of some of these games.

Thank you for those links, by the way. I'm going to have to rip those.

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